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In reply to the discussion: I finally decided to retire at 70. [View all]lunatica
(53,410 posts)56. I started looking into it
But thought it might be too small for me, but you make it sound very nice. Ill try driving there and taking a look at it. Landscape is one of the big factors for me.
I also like university towns. I loved working with students and Faculty and like being among young people.
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I hear Taos, NM is an artist's colony and spiritual, so you could start researching that...
Hekate
Mar 2018
#11
I was totally burned out and retired at 62. In the 10 years since I've never regretted it.
Binkie The Clown
Mar 2018
#13
Very close to Taos, a bit unknown for me, only visited once but very affordable
Demonaut
Mar 2018
#63
Rent...or possibly even consider AirBnB long term rental, if you have trouble finding something else
Hulk
Mar 2018
#74
Happy Retirement...enjoy this special time in life...I can't wait to join you.
iluvtennis
Mar 2018
#47
Enjoy your retirement and you will certainly find your new home interesting.
akbacchus_BC
Mar 2018
#52